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5 Tips to Tackle Your Night Shift
Reading Time: 2 minutes Owning the Night Shift Maria S. RN, knows a thing or two about thriving on a night shift. Sure, it starts with the proper […]
Join the Jaanuu Movember Crew
Reading Time: < 1 minute Men’s health can be hard to talk about. Prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health, physical inactivity – they’re not your typical icebreakers. Movember is about […]
Rosanna S., DNP, NP: An Interview
Reading Time: 3 minutes Rosanna S. was 31 when she was diagnosed with stage I breast cancer. She went through two rounds of egg preservation, but was able to get pregnant naturally and now has […]
Not Too Young
Reading Time: 8 minutes By Laila Rousari Breast cancer at age 28? It’s as bad as you would imagine. I’d like to share the unique challenges that come with breast cancer diagnosis at a young […]
Meet The Breasties
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Breasties is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting young women affected by breast and reproductive cancers through community and friendship. Founded by four young […]
Kara S., OB/GYN: An Interview
Reading Time: 6 minutes Kara was 31 when she was diagnosed with stage IIB, triple positive, high grade breast cancer. After 16 rounds of chemotherapy, a full year of […]
Dana Donofree, Founder of AnaOno: An Interview
Reading Time: 6 minutes AnaOno is a post-mastectomy lingerie & loungewear brand that knows the importance of community. They work hard to ensure that no woman going through diagnosis, treatment, […]
Eromomen E., Model: An Interview
Reading Time: 3 minutes Eromomen E. was 27 years-old when her girlfriend discovered her lump. Doctors quickly confirmed it was breast cancer. Now eighteen months in remission, Ermomen is determined to […]
The Right Power of Pink
Reading Time: 3 minutes by Sam M., D.O., Anesthesiologist October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – and it kind of makes me want to scream.